Patient's question:
Question: When girls masturbate, how deep should the "toy" go in? What if it hits the uterus?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are no special requirements for depth, and encountering the uterus also has no harmful effect on the human body.The side effects of female masturbation can be divided into three aspects:
First, long-term masturbation has led to a dependent habit, where one cannot experience pleasure without this familiar habit.
Second, long-term reliance on the fingers' sensitivity to the genitalia has resulted in a sense of unfamiliarity or rejection toward the genitalia of the opposite sex, even leading to clinical resistance.
Third, long-term masturbation has developed severe psychological biases, where individuals addicted to masturbation fail to recognize that sexual intercourse is a mutual emotional experience involving both partners in operation, commitment, and creation. Instead, they remain confined to their own one-sided satisfaction, leading to a separation of body and soul from their sexual partner and an inability to achieve mutual affection.
Therefore, masturbation should not become a habit, especially not a dependent one. Masturbation should only be a temporary form of self-pleasure before marriage and not the normal destination of sex. Fortunately, male masturbation is different. Since the masturbation environment does not provide the same level of stimulation as the vaginal environment, most men tend to abandon it after marriage and switch to normal genital intercourse. However, this is not the case for women. Due to the clitoris often being partially hidden, women may not experience deep pleasure during genital intercourse because the penis may not provide sufficient stimulation, making it difficult to reach orgasm. For women who have a masturbation habit, the stimulation of their hands allows them to reach orgasm more easily, leading them to continue masturbating to satisfy themselves, ultimately harming their husband's feelings.
Thus, women with a history of masturbation, especially those with a dependent habit,